
Deepavali, Pongal & Tamil New Year
Stage shows, temple events and festive gatherings that keep our traditions alive for every generation.
Read moreFounded in 2005, Sirpigal Mandram celebrates and sustains Tamil heritage in Singapore — connecting 5,000+ lives through culture, education, and unity.

Official launch · Nov 2006Founded in 2005, Sirpigal Mandram was created to celebrate and sustain Tamil heritage in Singapore. What began as a small community initiative has grown into a movement that fosters inclusion, learning, and leadership.
A vibrant, united Tamil community that thrives through culture, education, and collaboration.
To promote cultural literacy, empower youth, and strengthen community relationships through sustainable, inclusive programs.
Twelve dedicated volunteers steering two decades of community service.












From festival stages to home visits, every programme is planned and run by our volunteers. Open a story to see the photos.

Stage shows, temple events and festive gatherings that keep our traditions alive for every generation.
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Screenings, quizzes and children's activities that make Tamil fun to learn and use every April.
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Meal service and visits with Project Dignity, Krsna's Free Meals, Jamiyah Home, Sunlove Home and more.
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Charity shows and community service that raise funds for causes such as Rare Disorders Society (Singapore).
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A community video produced with the Tamil Representative Council to encourage COVID-19 vaccination.
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Park workouts, potlucks, farm visits and beach clean-ups that bring members and families outdoors.
Read moreOrganisations we have served alongside over the years.
Whether you have an afternoon a month or a skill to share, there is a place for you at Sirpigal Mandram.
Send us a note and a committee member will get back to you.
Anyone who enjoys Tamil culture and community service. Our members and volunteers range from students to retirees, and families often take part together.
No. Most activities run in English and Tamil, and many people join to pick up the language and traditions along the way.
All year round. The busiest periods are Pongal in January, the Tamil Language Festival and Tamil New Year in April, and Deepavali in October or November.
Yes. We regularly work with charities, homes, schools and grassroots groups. Use the enquiry form and choose "Partnership".
Funds go to running our programmes and to the charities we raise money for. Contact us and we will share current campaigns and how to give.